A Waterloo Region Record blog on the Kitchener Rangers

September 14, 2018

The new guard

Red rosy cheeks dominate the clean-shaven faces as members of the Kitchener Rangers walk off the ice after a vigorous practice earlier this week.

There is definitely a new look on East Avenue.

To call it a tear the house down rebuild is a bit much. But there is no denying that the Rangers are going through a transition.

The club took some heavy losses when they bid adieu to their starting goalie, three regular defencemen and six premium forwards from last year's squad, which lost the Ontario Hockey League western conference final to Sault Ste. Marie in seven games.

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Red rosy cheeks dominate the clean-shaven faces as members of the Kitchener Rangers walk off the ice after a vigorous practice earlier this week.

There is definitely a new look on East Avenue.

To call it a tear the house down rebuild is a bit much. But there is no denying that the Rangers are going through a transition.

The club took some heavy losses when they bid adieu to their starting goalie, three regular defencemen and six premium forwards from last year's squad, which lost the Ontario Hockey League western conference final to Sault Ste. Marie in seven games.